Stingo Solid State Battery Charger

[sucahyo]

I would like to take the Stingo off the bread board. I would like to hard build a Stingo and was wondering what setup you would recommend? Is there a setup NPN PNP etc that you favor over another?

I use only TIP32C for PNP now and my best result for NPN is with KSC5027, 3055 only as last option. TIP31C die reather quick playing with spark

Maybe just imagining things, but I found that direct inter component soldering give better result than wiring it.

[Jiffycoil]

Bets setup to build.

I would like to take the Stingo off the bread board. I would like to hard build a Stingo and was wondering what setup you would recommend? Is there a setup NPN PNP etc that you favor over another?

[sucahyo]

Yes, they have secondary, but i noticed that i get same result (proportion between input/output mA) with or without shortened
secondary ...So i thought you short secondary just for the security
reasons...

Yes. my suggestion is not related to COP. But I will try both, open or shorted no each implementation.

I dont know what difference does make implementation of american transformer with stingo comparing european transformer, i mean you have 120/12 V, and we (european standard) have 220/12 V ???

I use 240V/24V. But I post it not as requirement. But that coil happen to work best for me previously. Now I suggest toroid winding.

What ssg are you talking about ? Stingo or Bedini or something else or it does not make any difference ? Earth ground to charged positive ? Could you explain that a little bit ?

Maybe the wheel SSG one.

More here:

EARTH -----> ROD -----> DIODE -----> POSITIVE ON CHARGING BATTERY

With the ground rod, the one that we have put to the + on the charging battery isn't really a "ground" since it has a diode so the positive potential moves from the rod to the charging battery.

On some of John's diagrams, he shows a real earth ground...neg of input battery to a literal earth ground.

I don't think it will produce measureable current but some believe it can accelerate charging.

Anyone notice measureable output increase if you touch PNP base of stingo?

[cikljamas]

You use 12V source to charge 4.5V? Do that cellphone charger transformer have secondary?
.

Yes, they have secondary, but i noticed that i get same result
(proportion between input/output mA) with or without shortened
secondary...So i thought you short secondary just for the security
reasons...I dont know what difference does make implementation
of american transformer with stingo comparing european transformer,
i mean you have 120/12 V, and we (european standard) have 220/12 V ???

Kevin mention he reach SSG COP>1 by connecting earth ground to charged positive.

What ssg are you talking about ? Stingo or Bedini or something else or
it does not make any difference ? Earth ground to charged positive ?
Could you explain that a little bit ?

[sucahyo]

Problem is, you need to have a load hooked up to the output to measure that (with meter leads in series) and the minute you do so, you'll change everything...wave shape...frequency...output characteristics...required power input?...But please do give it a go.

Agree. I found neon bulb as load is better than none.

Take it from me, a long term insomniac, I get real results with the radiant negative connected only to the bed frame...dramatically deeper rest.

I don't know if this is the best place to post this, but since you mention it, me and my wife have been napping with the Stingo sleeper to recover right after sessions with the Hulda Clark zapper.

If I leave the water, that is connected to the radiant positive, too long before emptying it out and replacing it with fresh tap water, the effect is to feel increasingly agitated, rather than restful. So, IMO, the water does act as a DOR trap/sink.

- Godfrey

Thanks for very usefull info .

I will make sure to keep close attention to the water "DOR saturation". I wonder if we can also do that during battery charging too. Kevin mention he reach SSG COP>1 by connecting earth ground to charged positive. Maybe ungrounded water can do similar...


BTW, 1:1 toroid experiment failed. I can not force two stingo using same core to run at the same time even if it is connected to different source.

Powering the secondary will stop the oscillation on any direction.

I also notice that shorting the secondary will stop the oscillation.

[Godfrey]

Yes, we do not need the wire to touch us.

Take it from me, a long term insomniac, I get real results with the radiant negative connected only to the bed frame...dramatically deeper rest.

Since radiant is more powerfull, if you do experiment with Lee Crock way of healing, use sleeping polarity to neutralize the side effect after that.

I don't know if this is the best place to post this, but since you mention it, me and my wife have been napping with the Stingo sleeper to recover right after sessions with the Hulda Clark zapper.

I can only suggest ungrounded water to hold the other polarity for now.

If I leave the water, that is connected to the radiant positive, too long before emptying it out and replacing it with fresh tap water, the effect is to feel increasingly agitated, rather than restful. So, IMO, the water does act as a DOR trap/sink.

- Godfrey

[Jiffycoil]

@Godfrey
Thanks for the kind words. I'll hook it up again and check and see if it needs a higher voltage to kick start the oscillation. Honestly I didn't check to see. I'll also try the load and amp draw setup you mentioned. I have to tell you that I have learned so much reading yours and the other Stingo experimenters posts. This really is an interesting circuit.

[Godfrey]

Hi all,
Please excuse my ignorance but I'm reading everything you all have posted, watching everything you have filmed and reviewing what you have built. I have only built the basic setup and run it with a car ignition coil. Tonight I tried to power a pancake coil I had wound for the Slayer Exciter. The results were very interesting. I could not get the coil into "resonance" over 1.5 volts but the results below that were impressive.

YouTube - Stingo powering Pancake coil

Wow, Jiffycoil, very interesting setup and results! My compliments on your high quality presentation too!

I'm not going to repeat Sucahyo's underscores, but I'm impressed with the same details too. I haven't been able to get life out of my 3V Stingo for anything under 2.5V That's what my batteries are down to when my Stingo stops running.

Do you get the same results starting at 1.5V, or do you need to kick-start the oscillations at a higher voltage to begin with, before you can turn down the input power that low?

The scope output looked interesting. We'll have to try and duplicate your pancake coil and see what the output looks like on a digital scope. Can you share some details of the specific construction of your coil?

It was a pleasure to share . If I may ask how to attach the mA out to the Stingo? I've tried and get inaccurate readings.

Problem is, you need to have a load hooked up to the output to measure that (with meter leads in series) and the minute you do so, you'll change everything...wave shape...frequency...output characteristics...required power input?...But please do give it a go.

- Godfrey

[Godfrey]

I have noticed that sometimes it is possible to drive the stingo without oscillation. I have noticed this mostly when trying to drive it with a motor as the coil. I wonder if when the output is proportional to consumption, the stingo is not oscillating? Could you still light the neon in the second activation? If so, it must be oscillating because the inductive spikes light the neon.

I notice the difference using my little oscilloscope. If the circuit is oscillating, we see the spikes. If not, the scope shows only a flat dc output.

Yes, sometimes I have observed the motor running but the stingo is not oscillating, and there is just flat DC (not pulsed) at the radiant output. Yes, I think the NPN just stays on, and gets very hot. I will try to investigate more and report. I think I have seen this the most when trying to run brushed DC motors.

[sucahyo]

What's particularly interesting to me is Sucahyo's option to wire the Stingo to the metal of the bed frame and to water. It is much more convenient than directly being attached to a wire and transmits radiant energy to the whole bed. It’s also a demonstration of radiant energy’s unique behavior compared to regular electricity.

Yes, we do not need the wire to touch us. Some mention this method similar to Lee Crock healing with wiremesh over body, the difference is I don't switch polarity. Lee Crock use switch polarity in 15 minutes to cure alzeimer, etc. WIth the side effect of need rest for weeks. He use battery though.

Since radiant is more powerfull, if you do experiment with Lee Crock way of healing, use sleeping polarity to neutralize the side effect after that.

I can only suggest ungrounded water to hold the other polarity for now.

[sucahyo]

Welcome, but better result you are going to have with transformer from cell phone charger, i got with it cop > 1 when i charge cell phone battery... 200 mA on the input, and 220 mA on the output...

You use 12V source to charge 4.5V? Do that cellphone charger transformer have secondary?

Hi all,
Please excuse my ignorance but I'm reading everything you all have posted, watching everything you have filmed and reviewing what you have built. I have only built the basic setup and run it with a car ignition coil. Tonight I tried to power a pancake coil I had wound for the Slayer Exciter. The results were very interesting. I could not get the coil into "resonance" over 1.5 volts but the results below that were impressive.

YouTube - Stingo powering Pancake coil

Thanks to Sucahyo and all here.

Wow. Very interesting result .

1. You can make stingo oscillate with pancake coil
2. You can make stingo oscillate under 1.5V
3. You get more output voltage at that voltage
4. And what a weird scope shot . I wonder if we can see it with digital scope too.


Those are impressive result .

Don't worry about pronounciation, my name spelled like spanish .

[Godfrey]

Welcome, but better result you are going to have with transformer from cell phone charger, i got with it cop > 1 when i charge cell phone battery...200 mA on the input, and 220 mA on the output...

Nice results and good suggestion!

I've got at least a half dozen old DC power supplies from various portable devices no longer in use. The majority are 110V A/C to 5V DC power converters. I should start cracking them open and see what transformers they contain.

It is interesting purpose, i will certainly try stingo in that way too...

I heard about Teslas claims that radiant energy can be used for that
purposes but i didnt know how...

[Jiffycoil]

It was a pleasure to share . If I may ask how to attach the mA out to the Stingo? I've tried and get inaccurate readings.

[cikljamas]

Hi all,
Please excuse my ignorance but I'm reading everything you all have posted, watching everything you have filmed and reviewing what you have built. I have only built the basic setup and run it with a car ignition coil. Tonight I tried to power a pancake coil I had wound for the Slayer Exciter. The results were very interesting. I could not get the coil into "resonance" over 1.5 volts but the results below that were impressive.

YouTube - Stingo powering Pancake coil

Thanks to Sucahyo and all here.

Hi Jiffycoil !
Thanks for sharing your stingo experience with as !
Well, it is getting even more interesting, this stingo story...
Could you add one more meter, beside those three on the bench and see mAoutput ?
I hardly can wait what Sucahyo is going to say about this...

[Jiffycoil]

Playing catch up

Hi all,
Please excuse my ignorance but I'm reading everything you all have posted, watching everything you have filmed and reviewing what you have built. I have only built the basic setup and run it with a car ignition coil. Tonight I tried to power a pancake coil I had wound for the Slayer Exciter. The results were very interesting. I could not get the coil into "resonance" over 1.5 volts but the results below that were impressive.

YouTube - Stingo powering Pancake coil

Thanks to Sucahyo and all here.